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The First one is Ricordea Florida Difficult to find in LFS now due to some restriction on the exporting countries... But got reefers propagating them.. The Second one is Ricordea Yumas Quite common and cheap for common color... Rare color will be cheaper and care is different from normal ones...

Hope you dun find the frags too small.. The SeaFan is really big... Having some problem placing it... lol...

East side, i dun really know ler... Sorry... You can try Reborn? PetMart?

The last part is funny... lol.. Cerith snail... Not bad, they stir up the sandbed when burrowing and they eat small hair algae... But they normally stay near the sandbed only..

I hope i can too... lol.. I have phyto and GP in my mixed food... I think should be okaie... Thanks for letting me have it...

1-2 Seio 620 or Seio 820 should do great for your tank...

Bro... Maybe you can get another bracing to re-enforce the cracked bracing... Like another new bracing place on top of the old one... Not sure if it will work out... If not go and ask a tank maker asap before your front panel start to warp... HTH

Huh... And they are selling $30 for one... Damn good sia...

Btw what is the original price for the NC? lol..

How big is your tank btw?

The first one should be Leather or Colt Coral if i am not wrong... Cant see clearly... Mostly non-photosynthetic... One of the hardiest soft coral... Place them in Moderate flow and feeding of phytoplankton, coral food and trace elements is requires... THe second if not wrong should be Star Polyps... They are closed now... Cant remember photosynthetic anot... But i have mine under lighting and growing well.. Dun let algae grow over them if not they will die... Require high flow, but dun place too near to the powerhead, the tissue will fly away... The last one is Cauliflower coral, not a easy coral but if the condition is right... They thrive very well... Require high flow and a lot of phyto and coral food... Btw they are normally found hanging upside down in the wild... Place upright also can... Give them some time to settle down... Normally corals will take some time to regain their full health...

It is a nice fish... I search most id site but cant get an id... lol...

Bro... That a flasher wrasse... Very nice fish...

I only know how to go... lol... Dunno the road name... Hehe...

They just shifted from Veran Road to Geylang Road... If I didnt get the road name wrong...

It is actually spewing out it intestine... It is a sign of stress... Maybe it is due to the offing of the lights... Becos the sudden change in light intensity, will cause them to be stressed, if i am not wrong... Do you have a timer to control the timing...

Is it diatoms or hair algae... Sea hare will be good but i think will be too big to fit into your tank... Try to get more of the snails, it will help...

Bro, if you decide to let go one of them, can let me know.. Interested in them...

Brine shrimp is not too good for fishes if it is the basic diet... They dun provide enough nutrients for the fishes... Try to feed other food with the brine shrimp... It is good to get new comer to feed, rather than let them starve and give them time to get feeding on frozen/pellet...

That really depend on the LS and your tank... If you tank have a big pod population, the non-feeding fish might feel on them and that will help you to get it to feed on frozen...

Nice Sunburst, Is it eating? Better to get it eating soon if not, they are normally too shy to feed when just added....

No problem...

Bro... You sure it is a cup coral... Look like a alvepora to me...

They are wormfish aka Aioliops megastigma... They are very small... Good for Nano... Sample pic...

It rarely happens in our tank... They are too small to excrete enough to kill the LS in our tank...